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Agencies Can Snoop On Any Computer, Says Centre's Order, Triggering Alarm
Investigating agencies will have sweeping powers to intercept and monitor data on computers after a new home ministry order put out on Thursday. Ten central agencies have been equipped with powers of "interception, monitoring and decryption of any information generated, transmitted, received or stored in any computer," in the order signed by Home S...
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Centre Plans 'Big Brother' Tool To Track Social Media, Email: 10 Facts
Every Facebook, Twitter and email user in India could soon have a new follower: the government. In a massive step with deep ramifications, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has invited bids for what could possibly be one of the world's largest social media monitoring systems - a tool that will track tweets, posts and content shared from ...
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Bosses Can Snoop On Emails To Girlfriend, Court Rules
Bosses can snoop on workers' emails including personal messages with loved ones during working hours, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in a case brought by a Romanian man fired after his employer spied on his private Yahoo Inc. chats.
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Google Steps up Bid to Stymie Email Snooping
Google has stepped up its effort to make it tougher for spies or anyone else to snoop on email, unveiling Chrome browser software for scrambling digital messages.
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Microsoft amends email privacy policy in Hotmail snooping backlash
The company said it would said it will now refer all suspicions of illegal activity on its email services to law enforcement.
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Microsoft reverses, vows not to snoop on emails
The reversal, explained by general counsel Brad Smith in a blog post Friday, follows last week's revelation that it searched through emails and instant messages of a blogger who Microsoft believed had received proprietary code illegally.
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Microsoft says it snooped on blogger's Hotmail account to trace leak
John Frank, deputy general counsel for Microsoft, said in a statement Thursday that the software company "took extraordinary actions in this case."
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Five ways you could be snooped on in new year 2014
Five ways you'll probably get snooped on electronically, in India.
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French prosecutor investigates US Prism spying scheme
The Paris prosecutor's office said on Wednesday it had launched a preliminary investigation into the U.S. National Security Agency's Prism surveillance programme after French rights groups complained it was snooping on citizens' emails and phone calls.
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European spies to be able to snoop on emails
European spying agency will soon get powers to access a vast range of personal information, including medical data, criminal records, emails and website visits.
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Rights groups attack Britain's snooping plans
Rights groups today slammed British government plans to expand its powers to monitor email exchanges and website visits. Under the new legislation, internet companies would be instructed to install hardware to allow the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) - Britain's electronic "listening" agency" - to go through "on demand" every text me...
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Inquiry on whether Google, Yahoo were asked to share emails of Kerala Muslim leaders
Leader of Opposition VS Achuthanandan on Tuesday described the Kerala government's act of snooping into email accounts as fascist. In a statement issued, Achuthanandan slammed Chief Minister Oommen Chandy for "following in the footsteps of the American administration and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi".
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Agencies Can Snoop On Any Computer, Says Centre's Order, Triggering Alarm
Investigating agencies will have sweeping powers to intercept and monitor data on computers after a new home ministry order put out on Thursday. Ten central agencies have been equipped with powers of "interception, monitoring and decryption of any information generated, transmitted, received or stored in any computer," in the order signed by Home S...
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Centre Plans 'Big Brother' Tool To Track Social Media, Email: 10 Facts
Every Facebook, Twitter and email user in India could soon have a new follower: the government. In a massive step with deep ramifications, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has invited bids for what could possibly be one of the world's largest social media monitoring systems - a tool that will track tweets, posts and content shared from ...
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Bosses Can Snoop On Emails To Girlfriend, Court Rules
Bosses can snoop on workers' emails including personal messages with loved ones during working hours, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in a case brought by a Romanian man fired after his employer spied on his private Yahoo Inc. chats.
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Google Steps up Bid to Stymie Email Snooping
Google has stepped up its effort to make it tougher for spies or anyone else to snoop on email, unveiling Chrome browser software for scrambling digital messages.
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Microsoft amends email privacy policy in Hotmail snooping backlash
The company said it would said it will now refer all suspicions of illegal activity on its email services to law enforcement.
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Microsoft reverses, vows not to snoop on emails
The reversal, explained by general counsel Brad Smith in a blog post Friday, follows last week's revelation that it searched through emails and instant messages of a blogger who Microsoft believed had received proprietary code illegally.
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Microsoft says it snooped on blogger's Hotmail account to trace leak
John Frank, deputy general counsel for Microsoft, said in a statement Thursday that the software company "took extraordinary actions in this case."
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Five ways you could be snooped on in new year 2014
Five ways you'll probably get snooped on electronically, in India.
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French prosecutor investigates US Prism spying scheme
The Paris prosecutor's office said on Wednesday it had launched a preliminary investigation into the U.S. National Security Agency's Prism surveillance programme after French rights groups complained it was snooping on citizens' emails and phone calls.
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European spies to be able to snoop on emails
European spying agency will soon get powers to access a vast range of personal information, including medical data, criminal records, emails and website visits.
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Rights groups attack Britain's snooping plans
Rights groups today slammed British government plans to expand its powers to monitor email exchanges and website visits. Under the new legislation, internet companies would be instructed to install hardware to allow the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) - Britain's electronic "listening" agency" - to go through "on demand" every text me...
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Inquiry on whether Google, Yahoo were asked to share emails of Kerala Muslim leaders
Leader of Opposition VS Achuthanandan on Tuesday described the Kerala government's act of snooping into email accounts as fascist. In a statement issued, Achuthanandan slammed Chief Minister Oommen Chandy for "following in the footsteps of the American administration and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi".
